AZS is a quality play pmd3nka. It's not often you see:
-Grades of over 1200g/t Ag (thats over 16g/t AuEq),
-An average high gradezone that looks to average ~500g/t Ag (i.e 6.7g/t AuEq) and is about 20m thick
-An overall mineralised zone that looks to average about 250g/t Ag (i.e. 3.3g/t AuEq) with an average thickness of around 50m+
-All of the above from surface, and with the mineralised lithology forming the erosion resistant capping layer which has formed the mesa in which it lies i.e. there is no overburden.
Very likely to get to mine, IMO, and the margins will likely be spectacular, even with the current depressed silver price.
The fact the likes of Sprott and Creasy are involved to the tune of millions means this has some serious backers that know how to pic a winner.
